This was interesting, and I enjoyed seeing the places. But the speaker had a less than accurate understanding of Greek and Roman life and culture.
These are places that the early Christians moved and worshiped and some of the history is very interesting. The discussion of the minister's beliefs is his own opinion of the meaning of a variety of texts. His conclusions are specific to his understanding, and many times he points out that he doesn't know the information, but is using his imagination to fill in holes in that knowledge.
Any tween or teen who has read Percy Jackson and the Rick Riordan books will have a better under of Greek and Roman culture.
These are places that the early Christians moved and worshiped and some of the history is very interesting. The discussion of the minister's beliefs is his own opinion of the meaning of a variety of texts. His conclusions are specific to his understanding, and many times he points out that he doesn't know the information, but is using his imagination to fill in holes in that knowledge.
Any tween or teen who has read Percy Jackson and the Rick Riordan books will have a better under of Greek and Roman culture.